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Football World Cup Wallchart GROUP A GROUP B GROUP C GROUP D Thur. 14 June - 16:00 - LUZHNIKI STADIUM, MOSCOW Fri. 15 June - 16:00 - KRESTOVSKY STADIUM, SAINT PETERSBURG Sat. 16 June - 11:00 - KAZAN ARENA, KAZAN Sat. 16 June - 14:00 - OTKRYTIYE ARENA, MOSCOW RUSSIA SAUDI ARABIA MOROCCO IRAN FRANCE AUSTRALIA ARGENTINA ICELAND Fri. 15 June - 13:00 - CENTRAL STADIUM, YEKATERINBURG Fri. 15 June - 13:00 - FISHT OLYMPIC STADIUM, SOCHI Sat. 16 June - 17:00 - MORDOVIA ARENA, SARANSK Sat. 16 June - 20:00 - KALININGRAD STADIUM, KALININGRAD EGYPT URUGUAY PORTUGAL SPAIN PERU DENMARK CROATIA NIGERIA Tue. 19 June - 16:00 - KRESTOVSKY STADIUM, SAINT PETERSBURG Wed. 20 June - 13:00 - LUZHNIKI STADIUM, MOSCOW Thu. 21 June - 13:00 - COSMOS ARENA, SAMARA Thu. 21 June - 19:00 - NIZHNY NOVGOROD STADIUM, NIZHNY NOVGOROD RUSSIA EGYPT PORTUGAL MOROCCO DENMARK AUSTRALIA ARGENTINA CROATIA Wed. 20 June - 16:00 - ROSTOV ARENA, ROSTOV-ON-DON Wed. 20 June - 19:00 - KAZAN ARENA, KAZAN Thu. 21 June - 16:00 - CENTRAL STADIUM, YEKATERINBURG Fri. 22 June - 16:00 - VOLGOGRAD ARENA, VOLGOGRAD URUGUAY SAUDI ARABIA IRAN SPAIN FRANCE PERU NIGERIA ICELAND Mon. 25 June - 15:00 - COSMOS ARENA, SAMARA Mon.y 25 June - 19:00 - MORDOVIA ARENA, SARANSK Tue. 26 June - 15:00 - LUZHNIKI STADIUM, MOSCOW Tue. 26 June - 15:00 - KRESTOVSKY STADIUM, SAINT PETERSBURG URUGUAY RUSSIA IRAN PORTUGAL DENMARK FRANCE NIGERIA ARGENTINA Mon. 25 June - 15:00 - VOLGOGRAD ARENA, VOLGOGRAD Mon. 25 June - 19:00 - KALININGRAD STADIUM, KALININGRAD Tue. 26 June - 15:00 - FISHT OLYMPIC STADIUM, SOCHI Tue. 26 June - 15:00 - ROSTOV ARENA, ROSTOV-ON-DON SAUDI ARABIA EGYPT SPAIN MOROCCO AUSTRALIA PERU ICELAND CROATIA GROUP E GROUP F GROUP G GROUP H Sunday 17 June - 13:00 - COSMOS ARENA, SAMARA Sunday 17 June - 16:00 - LUZHNIKI STADIUM, MOSCOW Mon. 18 June - 16:00 - FISHT OLYMPIC STADIUM, SOCHI Tue. 19 June - 13:00 - MORDOVIA ARENA, SARANSK COSTA RICA SERBIA GERMANY MEXICO BELGIUM PANAMA COLOMBIA JAPAN Sun. 17 June - 19:00 - ROSTOV ARENA, ROSTOV-ON-DON Mon. 18 June - 19:00 - NIZHNY NOVGOROD STADIUM, NIZHNY NOVGOROD Mon. 18 June - 19:00 - VOLGOGRAD ARENA, VOLGOGRAD Tue. 19 June - 16:00 - OTKRYTIYE ARENA, MOSCOW BRAZIL SWITZERLAND SWEDEN SOUTH KOREA TUNISIA ENGLAND POLAND SENEGAL Fri. 22 June - 13:00 - KRESTOVSKY STADIUM, SAINT PETERSBURG Sat. 23 June - 16:00 - ROSTOV ARENA, ROSTOV-ON-DON Sat. 23 June - 13:00 - OTKRYTIYE ARENA, MOSCOW Sun. 24 June - 16:00 - CENTRAL STADIUM, YEKATERINBURG BRAZIL COSTA RICA SOUTH KOREA MEXICO BELGIUM TUNISIA JAPAN SENEGAL Fri. 22 June - 19 :00 - KALININGRAD STADIUM, KALININGRAD Sat. 23 June - 19 :00 - FISHT OLYMPIC STADIUM, SOCHI Sun. 24 June - 13 :00 - NIZHNY NOVGOROD STADIUM, NIZHNY NOVGOROD Sun. 24 June - 19 :00 - KAZAN ARENA, KAZAN SERBIA SWITZERLAND GERMANY SWEDEN ENGLAND PANAMA POLAND COLOMBIA Wed. 27 June - 15:00 - OTKRYTIYE ARENA, MOSCOW Wed. 27 June - 15:00 - KAZAN ARENA, KAZAN Thu. 28 June - 19:00 - KALININGRAD STADIUM, KALININGRAD Thu. 28 June - 15:00 - VOLGOGRAD ARENA, VOLGOGRAD SERBIA BRAZIL SOUTH KOREA GERMANY ENGLAND BELGIUM JAPAN POLAND Wed. 27 June - 19:00 - NIZHNY NOVGOROD STADIUM, NIZHNY NOVGOROD Wed. 27 June - 19:00 - CENTRAL STADIUM, YEKATERINBURG Wed. 27 June - 19:00 - MORDOVIA ARENA, SARANSK Thu. 28 June - 15:00 - COSMOS ARENA, SAMARA SWITZERLAND COSTA RICA MEXICO SWEDEN PANAMA TUNISIA SENEGAL COLOMBIA ROUND OF 16 QUARTER-FINALS SEMI-FINALS Tuesday 10 July - 19:00 - Krestovsky Stadium, Saint Petersburg Saturday 30 June - 15:00 - Kazan Arena, Kazan Monday 2 July - 15:00 - Cosmos Arena, Samara Friday 6 July - 15:00 - Nizhny Novgorod Stadium, Nizhny Novgorod W57 W59 A 1C 2D E 1E 2F I W49 W50 M Wednesday 11 July - 20:00 - Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow Friday 6 July - 19:00 - Kazan Arena, Kazan Saturday 30 June - 17:00 - Fisht Olympic Stadium, Sochi Monday 2 July - 19:00 - Rostov-On-Don N W58 W60 B 1A 2B F 1G 2H J W53 W54 Sunday 1 July - 20:00 - Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow Tuesday 3 July - 15:00 - Krestovsky Stadium, Saint Petersburg Saturday 7 July - 20:00 Cosmos Arena, Samara FINAL C 1B SA G 1F 2E K W55 W56 Sunday 15 July - 16:00 - Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow Sunday 26 June - 14:00 - Nizhny Novgorod Stadium, Nizhny Novgorod Tuesday 3 July - 19:00 - Otkrytiye Arena, Moscow Saturday 7 July - 19:00 - Fisht Olympic Stadium, Sochi W61 W62 D 1D 2C H 1H 2G L W51 W52 CHAMPION FIFA WORLD CUP 020 8660 9119 [email protected] www.bryson.co.uk ARGENTINA MOROCCO AUSTRALIA NIGERIA 2018 Fifa World Cup Sweep Stake BELGIUM PANAMA BRAZIL PERU COLOMBIA POLAND ARGENTINA COSTA RICA PORTUGAL AUSTRALIA BELGIUM CROATIA RUSSIA BRAZIL COLOMBIA COSTA RICA DENMARK SAUDI ARABIA CROATIA DENMARK EGYPT SENEGAL EGYPT ENGLAND ENGLAND SERBIA FRANCE GERMANY FRANCE KOREA REPUBLIC MOROCCO NIGERIA PANAMA GERMANY SPAIN PERU POLAND ICELAND SWEDEN PORTUGAL RUSSIA IRAN SWITZERLAND SAUDI ARABIA SENEGAL JAPAN TUNISIA ICELAND IRAN MEXICO URUGUAY JAPAN MEXICO SERBIA SOUTH KOREA SPAIN SWEDEN SWITZERLAND TUNISIA FIFA WORLD CUP URUGUAY.
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